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Week three is over and that means it's time for the rookie report. We're giving you the headlines from some of the biggest stories from the 2026 rookie class and giving you an update on how they performed and what's to come. This is Dynasty Points. This is the rookie report and it starts right now.

Hello, everybody. Thanks for joining us once again, Dynasty Points week three rookie report. I'm excited. We have Jakob Sanderson and Ryan Heath with us as always for this episode. If you like videos like this, you can hit the subscribe button. You can hit the like button if you're listening via podcast. Leave a nice review. Drop us a comment on Spotify, iTunes. I see them all. So drop one in there. Let us know what you thought of week three and your favorite rookie performance. Gentlemen, we're going to do this by the headlines and we have picked a couple that we felt most important when we have a rookie. A rookie that wasn't exactly expected to play. Not the rookie that I wanted to be talking about here in week three, but we have Jalen Daniels. Let's look at the headline. Not expecting a whole lot from him in the future as Baker did just sign a massive extension.

I personally don't really consider him to be much more than a flyer. He did score 23 rushing touchdowns in 49 games at Kansas. He's definitely not afraid to chuck the ball deep. There's no fear. In that arm, he is considered a dual threat type quarterback, but he doesn't have the upper tier speed of the 4-6-5-40 at the combine, but a 1.63-10-yard split. Again, I'm not expecting much, but quarterback waiver-wire ads tend to generate the most attention expectations for him, especially with the offense and how it's operating. Now, Jakob, I'll pass to you first.

Jakob Sanderson (4:03)

He's vaguely fun, is how I would describe Jalen Daniels. So six-year college prospect, I believe all six of those were with the Kansas Jayhawks. He had in 2022, which was his true junior season, Kansas started 5-0 and Jalen Daniels was red hot and he was getting like kind of second-tier Heisman buzz that year. I remember that was the first time I'd heard the name Jalen Daniels. And then he ends up getting hurt. Their season kind of goes off the rails. Some guy named Bean ended up starting a lot of games for them. And things didn't go quite as great. Daniels ends up coming back the next year, gets hurt again, and I think he had like three junior seasons. So he ends up playing in total, I believe six seasons in college for the Jayhawks. And then finally his last two were full seasons, but none really quite as successful as the lightning in a bottle that they had tapped into in that 2022 year.